Looking for a PSU 450-500watts

[msi or epox]

I am planning on ocing a epox ep-9npa ultra with a venice 3000+ and some corsair vs. and 6800
Any recommendations for power supply?

criteria
-doesnt have to be silent, but no complaints about it being loud
-hopefully 40-60$, but recommend those good $80 1's too
-450w enough for my build?
-24-pin native is that right?

 

[Elusiv1]

Antec True 550W🙂)

 

[S Random]

70$ from ewiz... forton blue storm 500w

dont whine about it being more expensive if your gonna buy a CPU for a 939 board that is the cheapest you should buy, if you need to sell blood to spend that extra 10 dollars do it its worth it.

 

[imported_rod]

Antec TruePowerII 430/480/550.

An Antec TruePowerII 380W would probably be enough for your system, although I wouldnt want to try it. But a 430W+ should be plenty.

RoD

 

[bozack]

Originally posted by: rod
Antec TruePowerII 430/480/550.

An Antec TruePowerII 380W would probably be enough for your system, although I wouldnt want to try it. But a 430W+ should be plenty.

RoD

Hey Rod,

Would an Enermax 420w Noistaker 2.0 be ok for a similar system?? I have one nib sitting at home that I was going to sell but if it will work I will use it....

here are the specs:

ATX Compliance
ATX version 2.03; ATX 12V version 2.0

Power Provided
420 Watts

Number of Connectors
10 Output Connectors (6 Molex 4-pin Connectors; 2 Floppy 4-pin Connectors, 2 Serial ATA Connectors)

Power Connectors
ATX 20-pin/24-pin Female Motherboard Connector; Extended ATX 12V 4-pin Female Motherboard Connector

Additional Connectors
3-pin Fan Connector, Molex 4-pin Video Card Power Connector, PCI Express 6-pin Graphics Card Connector

Power Supply Cooling Fans
Single 92mm Dual Ball Bearing Fan, Single 80mm Dual Ball Bearing Fan

Wiring Type
Copper-shielding Cable

Input Voltage
115VAC/230VAC

Input Frequency Range
47Hz to 63Hz

Input Current
6.7A for 115VAC / 3.0A for 230VAC

Output
+3.3V@30A; +5V@30A; +12V1@18A; +12V2@14A; -12V@0.8A; +5VSB@2.5A

Protection Features
Short Circuit Protection, Over Voltage Protection, Over Temperature Protection, Over Power Protection

Safety Standards
UL (Level 3), cUL (Level 3), VDE, CB, NEMKO, SEMKO, DEMKO, FIMKO

Other components in system are as follows:

2 Cd rom drives
2 IDE hard drives (only one after build is done though)
1 SATA hard drive
2 gb of memory (4x512)
6800 GT Video card
3000 A64 chip

Thanks

 

[furballi]

The new Enermax noisetaker should work well.

 

[imported_rod]

Originally posted by: bozack

Originally posted by: rod
Antec TruePowerII 430/480/550.

An Antec TruePowerII 380W would probably be enough for your system, although I wouldnt want to try it. But a 430W+ should be plenty.

RoD

Hey Rod,

Would an Enermax 420w Noistaker 2.0 be ok for a similar system?? I have one nib sitting at home that I was going to sell but if it will work I will use it....

here are the specs:

ATX Compliance
ATX version 2.03; ATX 12V version 2.0

Power Provided
420 Watts

Number of Connectors
10 Output Connectors (6 Molex 4-pin Connectors; 2 Floppy 4-pin Connectors, 2 Serial ATA Connectors)

Power Connectors
ATX 20-pin/24-pin Female Motherboard Connector; Extended ATX 12V 4-pin Female Motherboard Connector

Additional Connectors
3-pin Fan Connector, Molex 4-pin Video Card Power Connector, PCI Express 6-pin Graphics Card Connector

Power Supply Cooling Fans
Single 92mm Dual Ball Bearing Fan, Single 80mm Dual Ball Bearing Fan

Wiring Type
Copper-shielding Cable

Input Voltage
115VAC/230VAC

Input Frequency Range
47Hz to 63Hz

Input Current
6.7A for 115VAC / 3.0A for 230VAC

Output
+3.3V@30A; +5V@30A; +12V1@18A; +12V2@14A; -12V@0.8A; +5VSB@2.5A

Protection Features
Short Circuit Protection, Over Voltage Protection, Over Temperature Protection, Over Power Protection

Safety Standards
UL (Level 3), cUL (Level 3), VDE, CB, NEMKO, SEMKO, DEMKO, FIMKO

Other components in system are as follows:

2 Cd rom drives
2 IDE hard drives (only one after build is done though)
1 SATA hard drive
2 gb of memory (4x512)
6800 GT Video card
3000 A64 chip

Thanks

An "Enermax 420w Noistaker 2.0" should have no problem power the system you've quoted. According to the specs of the PSU, it has 32A @ +12V. That is more than enough power for a 3000+ with a 6800GT. You could easily add another 6800GT to that system (if your motherboard supports it) and still have enough power.

RoD

 

[bozack]

Originally posted by: rod
An "Enermax 420w Noistaker 2.0" should have no problem power the system you've quoted. According to the specs of the PSU, it has 32A @ +12V. That is more than enough power for a 3000+ with a 6800GT. You could easily add another 6800GT to that system (if your motherboard supports it) and still have enough power.

RoD

Thanks Rod, you just saved me about $90...you rock!

 

[msi or epox]

thanks for your guys' help, ill be getting that 430w